THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS
Is duo not only to tho originality nnd
simplicity of tho combination, but also
to tho caro nnil skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to tho OAurortNiA Fio Svnur
Co. only, nnd wo wish to impress upon
nil the importance of purchasing1 the
true nnd original remedy. As tho
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by tho Camiounia Fio Svnur Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist ono in avoiding tho worthless
Imitations manufactured by other par
ties. Tho high standing o'f the Cau
founia Fio Svnur Co. with the medi
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which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
tho name of tho Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It is
far in advance of nil other laxatives,
as it acts on tho kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. Inordertogefeits beneficial
effects, plcaso remember the name of
tho Company
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CONTENTS:
Part I. Diseases of Horses.
Part II. Diseases of Cattle.
Part III. Diseases of Sheep.
Part IV. Diseases of Hogs.
Part V. Diseases of Dogs.
Part VI. Diseases of Poultry.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,
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successful remedy.
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Insurgents Try to Induco Him to
Surrender Manila
TO PREVENT AWFUL SLAUGHTER
Tho Cnptnlii General Itoplled That Ho
Must KoilHt, IIowvor Hopolom tho
Spanish Ciiiiho Inout'Kunts (Irowlnir
Iniputtciit Over tho llolny.
Hons Kong, July 19. The following
advices have Just ben received from
Manila, under date of July 13:
An Important Interview has Just been
held between General Agulnaldo's sec
retary, LeRitrda, and a prominent na
tive white man, and the Spanish com
mander, Captain General Augustln.
The Insurgents' representatives urged
General Augustln to surrender the city,
asserting that GO.OOO Insurgents sur
rounded Manila and were able to enter
It at any time. Thus far, they added,
the Insurgents bad been restrained
with difficulty, but If the Spaniards
continued stubborn the result would bo
that the Insurgents would be compelled
to bombard and storm the city, "with
the Inevitable slaughter, unparalleled
In history, because In the excitement
of battle they cannot discriminate.
Continuing, the captain general's vis
itors advised him to disregard the of
ficial fictions regarding alleged Span
ish victories In Cuba nnd reinforce
ments coming to the Philippines
Islands, and proposed a reconciliation
between the Spaniards and the Phlllp
plnos, under a republic Hag, and n
Joint endeavor to persuade the Ameri
cans to abandon hostilities In the Phil
ippine Islands. Finally, the representa
tives of the Insurgents proposed an ap
peal to the powers to recognize the In
dependence of the Philippine Islands.
The captain general replied that ho
must fight, however hopelessa the
Spanish cause.
Lesarda then returned to Cavite,
taking with him the native, who is a
paroled prisoner.
The natives Inside the city say they
received, a fortnight ago, a concerted
signal to prepare for storming the
walls. A second signal, fixing the date
of the assault, has not yet been Issued,
nnd they are tired of waiting and are
losing faith In Agulnaldo. The latter.
It Is alleged, finds It extremely difficult
to capture the town fortifications. Ills
previous successes, It Is pointed out,
were easy, because of the nature of tho
country, which suited his skirmishers.
It Is further alleged that the principal
points captured by the Insurgents were
obtained possession of through treach
ery. The Insurgents are now bringing
artillery around by sea from Malabon,
which Is tedious and troublesome work.
They are also obtaining detailed re
ports of the condition of affairs from
the Inside of the city.
Admiral Dewey Is establishing n
more strict blockade, lest It be Invali
dated by permitting neutrals to visit
Cavlto and Mulabon nnd send and re
ceive malls enclosing surreptitious
Spanish dispatches. He has threatened
to station warships opposite the city,
whlrh might precipitate hostilities, as
the Spanish officers declare they will
certainly fire on any American within
range, regardless of the consequences.
The second Instalment of American
troops Is expected here dally, and the
last detachments are booked to ar
rive here early In August. Probably
military operations will be deferred
until the September dry season, when
It Is cooler, nnd possibly then blood
shed may be unnecessary.
A Spanish steamer, the Filipinos, has
Just been brought In hero In the hands
of the Insurgents. It appears tliy.t she
was on the northern coast and escaping
to China with a navy crew on board,
when the latter revolted, killed the
Spanish officers and brought the ves
sel to Cavite.
The Spanlnrds are dally employing
convicts to fell trees and burn huts on
the outskirts of the town. Fusllades
continue, but otherwise the position 13
unchanged.
To Dlslmud tho "Mosquito Fleet."
Boston, July 19. It was learned at
the navy yard today that the so-called
"mosquito lleet" of coast defense ves
sels Is to be disbanded, and all of the
29 vessels of various types attached to
It at present, except the monitors, will
be sent to Cuba or southern water's.
The monitors wll remain on guard
nlong the Atlantic coast as coast guard,
because they have no modern arma
ment and the government has nono
to give them, and because of their lack
of speed.
Discovered by a Woman.
Another great discovery has been made,
and that too, by a lady in this country. "Dis
ease fastened its clutches upon her and for
seven years she withstood its severest tests,
but her vital orcans were nnderrained and
death seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed incessantly, and could not sleep.
She finally discovered a way to recovery, by
purchasing of us a bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, and was so much
relieved on taking first dose, that she slept all
night ; and with two bottles, has been ab
solutely cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
I.utz. Thus writes W. C. llamnick & Co.,
of Shelby, N. C. Trial bottles free at A.
Wasley s Drug btorc. Kcgular size 50c and
Sl.oo. Every bottle guaranteed.
Zoln Again Collvl ou'rt mid Sentenced
Versailles, July 19. The second trial
of M. Emlle Zola and M. Perreux, pub
lisher of The Aurore, on the charge of
libel brought against them by the of
ficers of the Esterhazy court martial,
was concluded here yesterday In the
assize court. The result was a second
conviction, and Mm. Zola and Perreux
were each sentenced to a, year's Im
prisonment, to 3,000 francs fine and to
pay the costs of suit.
A flr.Qt (tiirneld.
Ib in store for all who uso Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs. Would you be
ieve that It is sold 011 its tneiits and anv
druggist is authorized by the proprietor of
this wonderful remedy to give you a sample
bottle free? It never fails to cure acute or
chronic roughs. All druggists sell Kemp's
Dnlsam. Trice 2 and 50c,
Toxtonliiy'H IHImiIi'iiII (.'iiiiii'h.
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At Providence Wllkesbarre, 4; Prov
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2; Toronto, 2.
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7, At Allontown Allentown, 10; Hurt
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L At Newurk Hlchmond, 9; Nowark, S.
For forty years Dr. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry has been curing summer
complaint, dysentery, diarrhoea, bloody flux,
palm In the Btomach, uud it has never yet
lulled to do everything claimed for It,
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doren bottles of the genuine JOHAltR
Hoff's Malt Extract will give more
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elements than one caslc of ale or porter,
without being Intoxicating.
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To Vellowstono Park and tho Trans-
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tember 1. Kate, $233 from New York, Phil
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Annapolis, Md..July 19. -Admiral Cer
vera and his fellow officers are evident
ly determined to take full advantage
of the liberties which, though they are
prisoners, nro so freely accorded them,
nnd yesterday the figures of the Span
ish sailors were familiar In the streets
of Annapolis. They made a round of
the principal stores In the rlty, pur
chasing articles of npparel, returning
to the academy bearing bundles of va
rious sizes und shapes. There are at
present three patients In the hospital,
two suffering from wounds and one
from climatic fever.
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Baltimore, July 19. Dy direction of
tho attorney general the charges pend
ing against General Carlos Itoloff and
John T. Smith, who were under Indict
ment charged with conspiring to vio
late the neutrality laws by conveying
arms to Cuba, were nolle prossed yes
terday. Dr. Jose J. huls was eonvlct
td of the charge and served a sentence
of IS months In the llaltlmore Jail,
mlth was never located, and Koloff
s supposed to have gone to Suba.
Years of suffering relieved In a night.
Itching piles yield at once to tho curativo
properties of Doan's Ointment. Novcr fails.
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Left For tho Scono.
GENERAL MILES IN THE VAN.
Thirty Tlioitviiuil r Our Troop Will
ITococmI nt Ont'o to tlio Xov I'olllt
or Iiivnuliui, mid Ton to Twunty
TIioiimiikI Mny Follow.
Wnshlngton, July 10. After three
days' connultittlon between tlio lirenl
ilent, Secretary Aleer and General
Uronkc, during which there was fre
quent communication with General
Miles nt Slbonpy. the details of the
Porto Hicnn expedition were perfected
and the expedition Itself was gotten
under way, General Miles, with ome
artillery and troops, sailing yesterday
for Porto Hlco on the converted cruiser
Yale, to be followed quickly by ail
army of about 30,000 men.
General Miles lends the way. He had
been promised by the president that
he should bo to Porto Klco nnd th"
promise was redeemed when the Yale
headed yesterday from Slboney for
Porto Rico, S00 miles distant. General
nrooko will be the senior onicer In
Miles' command, and upon him will
fall the responsibility for the execution
of the details of his superior's plans.
It Is estimated that General Miles
should arrive by tomorrow .nlKht at the
point selected for the landing, and will
hoist the American Hag nt once over
Porto Hlcnn soil. The point chosen for
his landing Is kept secret, as the Gen
eral will land before the full body of
the expedition Is at hand, and It Is
consequently not deslrablu that the
enemy should be able to assemble a!
superior force to meet him. The dis
tance from Charleston, where the first
body of troops to Miles' expedition will
stait today, is more than double the
distance from Santiago to Porto ltlco,
so that the transports which sail from
the former city can scarcely reach Gfn
eral Miles before the early part of
next week. Included In the troops which
will sail from Charleston today Is the
Sixteenth Pennsylvania regiment. The
13,000 men nt Tampa wll probably g.
soon. These Include the Third Pennsyl
vania, the fifth Maryland and the Sec
ond New York regiments. General
Brooke will take from Clilckamauga
Park most of the Second and Third
brigades, including the First nnd
Fourth Pennsylvania and the Second
and Sixth Ohio.
The purpose of Secretary Alger Is to
make the Porto Itlcan campaign a
short one. An overwhelming foice will
be thrown upon the Islnnd, and It Is
possible that a bloodless victory will be
nchlevctl when the Spanish become
convinced that they have no reasonable
chance to resist successfully. The ex
pedition is to comprise 30.000 men at
the start, and It will be soon swelled
to 40.0UO men, and if necessary to GO.
OOO men, the equipment of tlio volun
teer forces having now progressed so
well as to warrant the statement thni
that number of men can be ready for
service in i-orto ltlco within a very
short time.
The part which the navy is to take
In the nssault against Porto P.lco has
been fully matured. The several trans
port Meets will have with them one or
two auxiliary craft carrying secondary
batteries of six or eight pounders.
Secretary Long said yesterday after
noon that no time had beeen fixed for
the departure of Admiral Sampson's
fleet for San Juan. As to the naval
plans, he would co-operate in every
way with the movements of the army.
The reports that three monitors were
on their way from Key West to San
Juan was characterized by the secre
tary as unauthorized.
It Is the general understanding, how
ever, that the navy will rely mainly
on armored ships for the bombardment
of San Juan, as the big battleships and
monitors afford the best means of of
fensive warfare, while their armor
belts protect them from such fire as
the San Juan batteries can brine to
bear. The fortifications there are mucii
like those of Santiago, with a Morro
Castle at the entrance of the harbor
and a number of lesser fortifications
leading up to the city. These, how
ever, are viewed with less awe since an
examination of the Morro batteries at
Santiago has shown them to be an
tiquated and capable of little effective
resistance.
The movement of the ships from San
tiago to their new fields of action will
begin at once, and It is probable that
some of Admiral Sampson's ships were
detached yesterday and proceeded with
General Miles' first expedition toward
Purtn ltlco. They will be needed to
cover the debarkation of the troops on
Porto Hlcan soil. The others will fol
low as soon as the full army expedi
tion Is ready to make a landing, when
the attack will begin simultaneously
from land and sen.
It has been finally decided that none
of the troops that participated In the
actual fighting before Santiago shall
be employed on the Porto Illco expedi
tion. There are two reasons for this
first, the men have suffered severely
from hardship, tho climate and from
fevers, nnd are entitled to a rest: sec
ond, It is deemed to be very bad prac
tice tn allow the soldiers who have
been exposed to yellow' fever to be
brought In contact with those fresh
from the 1'nited States. There is also
still another reason, n purely military
one. There are 100,000 Spanish troops
at HolRuIn, Manzanlllo and othorpolnts
within striking distance of Santiago,
and they might not lose an opportunity
to recover the ground lost at Santi
ago if the place were left Insufficiently
protei ted. Therefore, Shatter's entire
army Is to be kept on guard on the high
hills in the rear of the town until the
men have stamped out the yellow fe
ver. Then they will take a turn at the
Spaniards, If they can be found, and it
may be that Shatter's march will tnd
at Havana.
Tlio editor of tlio Evans City, Va., (Hole,
writra. "O110 Miiuito Couch Curu is riulitlv
named. It cured my children nfter all other
remedies fulled." It cures couctis, colds and
nil throat and lung troubles. (J. 11. lliigvn
liucli.
Oulmu llvllos Tor Siintlnirn.
New York, July lit. Cuban exiles In
this country are already making piep-
urauoiiB 10 leuve lor Hnntlngo, Cuba.
Over a hundred expect to leave by a
tramp stamer which will sail from
this city this week, nnd a Cuban who
lives here said todav that there are
over 6,000 ready to dash Into Cuba the
moment that ilmanu falls.
Hob Mooro, of linFuycttc, Ind . says that
Tor constipation lie lius luuml Hew lit a i.uue
Earlv Itlsors to bo Perfect. They never uriM'
Try tlium for stomach and liver tioublea, ('.
11. iiagciiourii.
Coming KieutH.
July 10, Ice cream futtlvnl under auspices
of Comiuuy A. 1'ifu aud Drum Corps Iu Kob
bins' opora liouso.
July 20. Ico cream festlvul In Kobbins'
opora liouso under the auspices of tlio Younn
Mens' Ushers' Association.
)ADTn DIP
im GLASS WORKERS
Will lnilt on n Twunty I'or Cent In
cr'Ho In Watson.
Zanesvllle, (., July 19. The National
Flint Glass Workers union Is deter
mined that the wage scale of thiee or
four years ago, which will average
about 20 per cent, higher than lnt
year's scale, shall become effective for
the coming season. The national con
vention went on record yesterday by
Instructing the conference committee
to present such a scale to the manufu -tureres.
President Smith, who nlves out the
news, elves the following reason for
the step taken:
"About three years ago the wages of
glass blowers were reduced all along
the line. Since that time a tariff law
has been passed to protect manufac
turers and worklngmen, and a largely
Increased trade has resulted from the
tax placed on Imported goods, but so
far the manufacturers have been the
only ones to benefit by It, and the nc
tlon of the convention was for the pur
pose of partially restoring the former
wages of glass workers. No trouble ,,f
any extent is expected when the si ale
Is presented, although it Is not ex
pected that the manufacturers will at
once agr-e to It, as they were as much
opposed to an Increase as the men were
to a reduction."
Colombia Accepts t levolniul'.s Award.
London, July l'J. The Home corres
pondent of The Dally Mai'l says: "The
Italian foreign office learns from Wash
ington that the Colombian government
has accepted the award of $250,000 made
by President Cleveland to Hrnesio
Ceruttl. an Italian subject. In a claim
made by him H-ulnt the republic of
Colombia, and that the Incident la i
closfd."
Cupid is us.
ually pictured
as a frolick
some, playful
little fellow . al
ways smiling or
laughing, but
with jutt a tr.icc
of malice in lii.s
make up
This is the
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In reality. Cu
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learning that
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unhealthy wom
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wish. It is fjr from impossible for thuh
to reBtore it after it has been lost. That
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in looking with disfavor upon matrim0111.il
matches between sick men and unhealthy
women. Ill-health in a woman is gineiallv
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little pain and slight indispositions which
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